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Surely it's the latter. Driverless cars that rely on Internet access would not be feasible, for obvious reasons. Driverless cars will likely eventually commun
by verbatim 11y ago
Surely it's the latter. Driverless cars that rely on Internet access would not be feasible, for obvious reasons.
Driverless cars will likely eventually communicate via some peer-to-peer wireless technology, but I would assume that would use a different set of protocols than our mobile phones do.
- vlan0 11y agoThat is my thought as well. Ad-hoc networks, specifically mesh, have always stood out as the correct technology for this problem.
- kristoffer 11y agoEven LTE is including Vehicle 2 Vehicle (v2v) communication and Vehicle 2 infrastructure (v2x) and so will whatever 5g becomes of course (5g will be the continued evolution of LTE + mmwave physical layer basically)